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by dt3ft 2y ago
The scenario “stuck at 80% completion” is likely. Focus on the functions/features you currently use and can not live without. Try to build an MVP (or as many microservices as needed) which serve as a proof that you can build the missin
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by dt3ft 2y ago
Looking forward to replacing my smartphone battery without getting software warnings about the battery (even though I would have ordered it from the manufacturer).
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by dt3ft 2y ago
Good for you. A 15 min bike ride is a hell of a difference for the most of us with 45+ min train/bus/car ride. Whenever I do take the trip to the office, I spend on average 1.5 hours less time with my 4 year old. This is why I wil
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by dt3ft 2y ago
My guess: the danger that WFH is making managers irrelevant.
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by dt3ft 2y ago
Do you have small kids? Do you not like spending more time with them?
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by dt3ft 2y ago
Thanks but no thanks. All I wish for is user-replaceable battery and a battery lasting for at least 2 full days. If I can’t opt out from any of this, this is where I stop using an iPhone.
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by dt3ft 2y ago
Anyone knows the model of that solar panel?
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Ask HN: Does your company sponsor open source projects?
1 points by dt3ft 2y ago|0 comments
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by dt3ft 2y ago
I’ll buy one when I see this materialize.
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by dt3ft 2y ago
Sweden. Good luck living there without a smartphone.
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Data Fetching Patterns in Single-Page Applications(martinfowler.com)
1 points by dt3ft 2y ago|0 comments
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by dt3ft 2y ago
> code smells and revisiting architecture decisions This is exactly what we're dealing with on top of shipping new features. An architectural decision that got changed 6 months later so the code had to be thrown out and re-written.
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by dt3ft 2y ago
Is there a demo user/password for hn people to try this out? Signing up just to try something - will put off a lot of people.
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by dt3ft 2y ago
Pure ragebait. Ignore this clown VC and move on.
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by dt3ft 2y ago
Back in the day, people used to make the infamous "quitting this forum" post. Is this the same thing, but in 2024?
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by dt3ft 2y ago
I’d love to apply, but I’m building FlingUp.com and there is no chance in hell anyone would ever want to fund a lone founder hacking on this project when the kids have gone to sleep.
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by dt3ft 2y ago
This should be the top comment as it may in fact save someones life.
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by dt3ft 2y ago
I see what you did there
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by dt3ft 3y ago
Can a 13 year old buy a gun? No. Can a 13 year old create a social media account (by entering a fake birth date)? Yes. Since we know there are minors on social media (parents can be blamed to an extent), should there not be a fool-proof way
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by dt3ft 3y ago
Off the top of my head: Clicks/ Hype/Sharing/Reach.
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by dt3ft 3y ago
It is a solution for lazy and security uninterested people. Lets let a for-profit third party dictate and manage your network. What could possibly go wrong?
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by dt3ft 3y ago
Scripted? Did you get access to it? I’ll believe it when I try it hands-on.
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by dt3ft 3y ago
No such thing as shame in business. I see this as a wake up call and an opening for an alternative. Postman was cool, until they started squeezing out pennies, and now we switched to Bruno (until the cycle repeats). The good thing is that a
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by dt3ft 3y ago
And so a replacement is born. I give it 2 years.
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by dt3ft 3y ago
Writing code by typing on a keyboard will be just a hobby? Sure, and who is supposed to understand the code written by AI when we retire? Since writing code by typing on a keyboard will apparently cease to exist, who will write prompts for
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by dt3ft 3y ago
All of the "steals" pictured look anything but comfortable.
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by dt3ft 3y ago
When is it going to crash though? Been hearing that for years now. Not sarcasm, genuine question.
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by dt3ft 3y ago
Can be used to for api testing. Collections, token handling etc. Mostly for api testing, and collections can be shared among team members and source controlled.
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Apple Alternative Marketplace Requirements
5 points by dt3ft 3y ago|4 comments
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by dt3ft 3y ago
Encrypting data while at rest (in storage) as well as in-transit is the way to go. The servers on your infrastructure should be considered hostile at all times. Put on a hat and pretend you’re a bad actor. Give yourself access to the server

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